w
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
ISASHiUUNT
STORK
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Classes,
Ilaggagc
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JKWKLKIt
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
KAMLOOPS
NEWS
K.M.K'S
"HOME
TOWN"
suDDlvlns
llauor
to
Indians
Is
now
,
,,
,
-
.
.
under
way
n
Kamloops.
Sam
Kec
campaign.
4
n
4
r
1
1
fnn
i
I
i
wi
fn
V.
e.
if
rl
f
Vi
ri
.
f
option
of
a
fine
for
selling
liquor.
W
Canadian
Air
Force
re-
4
...
.i.v.
rri'ltlnz
unit
commanded
bv
Fllcht
imposed
on
drunken
The
Kamloops
Board
of
Trade
did
not
hold
Its
regular
monthly
for
the
summer
months.
Louis
Gardiner,
a
Valemonn
ing
applications
of
volunteers.
man.
has
hppn
plvpn
rhrpp
months'
rptp-I
nrp
live
Miss
Kathleen
Bingham,
Miss
Evelyn
Irving,
W.
J.
Ellis,
H.
J,
j.
faricer.
Parker.
E.
k
A.
a
nhn
Charlesworth
and
.....
.
.
iamioops
suos:rioea
ioriy
per-
A
.
drive
.
,
against
bootleggins
and
-liar.
...
W-
Ulster
$300,000
victory
Victory
Loan
r
rbjective
aj
ecu
ve
inside
insiae
oi
of
tnt
the
first
three
,
GYPROC
Fireproof
WALLBOARD
(Mad
from
Gypsum
Rock)
"
Combines
All
These
Advantages:
1.
Gyproc
It
FIro-Protective
Betides
hrinif
fireproof,
Gyproc
Wallhoard
acts
ai
a
protective
shield
that
checks
the
spread
of
6re.
Insist
on
Gyproc's
extra
safety
in
your
home
it
costs
no
more.
Nm
Many
l)Jr
of
wallboard
are
not
fireproof.
2.
Gyproc
has
4
Bevelled
Edges
Only
Gyproc
allows
you
the
choice
of
panelled
walls
or
smooth,
seamless
walls,
with
all
joints
rendered
invisible.
Nofr;
rfusfi,
tramlru
uvlU
and
ceilingt
cannot
be
obtained
.with
ordinary
uvtlbwirdt,
to
that
your
choice
of
decorative
treatment
la
timtted.
3.
Gyproc
Will
Not
Warp
or
Sag
Gyproc
remains
free
from
cracks,
sagging
or
warpjng
for
the
lifetime
of
your
house.
No
need
to.
worry'
about
expensive
repairs
when
y6u
build
walls
and
ceilings
with
Gyproc
y
'
,
TJotet
Ordinary
tvallbtmrdt
cannnt
guarantee
thi
permanence
FREE
SAMPLE
and
Illustrated
Dnnklet
will
be
mailed
on
request
to
Gyproc,
50
Maitlarid
St
Toronto.
Btuf
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATE
TO
IDENTIFY
GENUINE
GYPROC
1.
Loot
for
ths
nam
GYTROC
on
iht
bick
of
lllfT
board.
1.
Look
for
tht
Gretq
txrlptoahothl)t
edgat.
Oysrsc
Is
tsM
torvwhin
l
L
Canada
by
lumbar
t
Bvlldtr'
U41-AI
Svaaly
Ds
lar
1
-W
TERRACE
The
Band
of
the
Rocky
Moun-
The
Kamloops
Rebekah
Lodge
tain
Rangers
gave
Terrace
a
treat
has
elected
officers
for
the
ensulna
on
Saturday
as
the
train
from
the
year
as
follows:
noble
grand,
Mrs.
east
halted
here
for
a
half
hour
r.
ben;
vice-president,
Mrs.
M.
io
enaoie
them
to
play.
It
had
local
vmer
oouut-BBC"
wun
.
...
-
4
,
:
-
-
Cunnlnston:
Cunnlngton;
recording
recording
SP(.rtarv
secretary,
been
been
honM
hoped
thai
that
9
a
n9H.
parade
nr
of
lines,
f
no
Trm
lerms
m
In
jail
fail
hnvp
nave
alsn
aiSO
hppn
Deen
tuicuaui
ij.
a.
cyies
ftl.
1j.
A.
was
.
.
.
'
'
.
-
'
-
"
.
,
frs.
H.
Anriersnn-
f.nanplai
natr
nr.
r
nroanlnrinr.
v.-
n
TnHionn
Indians.
in
ia
Kamloops
amioups
last
last
Saturday
oaiuraay
receiv
receiv-
.
...
"
"o
w
Remains
Of
Prince
George
Man
Here
For
Interment
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
June
11,
1916
Italian
cabinet
of
Premlo.
c-l
1
i
j
......
,.,.1
niiiuuiu
cMiuiuia
resigned.
I
Thirteen
Turkish
supply
ships
sunk
v
by
Russian
torpedo
boat
destroyers
I
''ff
the
Anatolian
coast.
I
A
man,
Eli
Arvldson,
was
brought
Into
town
on
Monday,
having
been
seriously
Injured
In
the
.woods
while
following
his
work
as
a
log-;
ger.
The
injured
man
was
attended
to
by
Dr.
S.
O.
Mills
and
sent
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital
in
the
care
of
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood.
,
The
remains
of
Alexander
W.
Forbes
of
Prince
George,
-whose
death
occurred
at
the
interior
town
a
few
days
ago,
were
brought
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train.'
accompanied
by
the
widow,
and
interment
will
take
place
here
tomorrow
afternoon
under
auspices
of
Tyee
Lodce
A.
F.
A
M
Th.
late
Mr.
Forbes,
was
a
member
of
Omlneca
Lodge
at
Prince
George.
A
son,
Melvln
Forbes,
Is
employed
at
the
local
dry
dock.
STEWART
Charles
Bibeau,
veteran
crosnec-
tor
of
the
Portland
Canal
district.
V
V
W
UliU
VUliHi
UOU
lb
-
.
..
..
me
nver
wouia
oe
necessary.
necessary.
i"iiuica
paraae
grouna.
The1
a
i.
isident
of
the
Canadian
Women
,Vomen.
Service
ovt.p
nl
Corps
.frf
the
!
Kent.
Z
Amy
,r
Kasper;
r:
senior
Senlor
.
regent
re"en'
suspended
sentence
for
failins
to
Club
at
KamlooDs
succeedinff
Dr.
send
his
children
to
sfchool.
R.
W.
Orving.
Otjier
officers
are:
vice-president,
Miss
Gladys
M.
Before
returning
to
Prince
Rup-
Thompson:
secretary,
G.
Allen
crt,
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Mall;
treasurer,
F.
A.
MacCalluny
Band,
following
Its
tour
of
the
editor-
Miss
Betty
Carson;
execu-
STRINGEXT
CONTROL
BUY
WITH
YOUR
EYES
OPEN
p
was
,
1
Tooth;
u
unior
,
regent,
Veronla
only
theTrounS
group
to
march
to
in
miiitn,
f.H--.
5
Fisher;
chaplain,
Catherine
Gib-.
Price
control
officials
In
Germany
.hpv
hh
L
,.
tL.
,m.
son;
guide.
Ruby
Swedbere:
as-'
now
exercise
their
authority
in
SlStant
"id!'
strum
.
pac-
smart
in
their
blue
uniforms
with
.!lnnle
tically
everything
people
eat
and
.range
arm
bands
aTmaVched
f
gUS
eth
Duffet;
scnt,ne1'
threes
under
the
command
of
SS,"5
Annlr
Mrs.
L.
J.
North
who
is
the
ranl'P1
:
trtturer.
Ethel
Fox
tain
ThP
hnrf
ni,
T
Jean
tstewart.
-
.
llll
lldll
.lM
hour
several
well
known
marching
airs
and
.
the
whole
population
of
Terrace
was
there
to
hear
and
en-
lOV
thp
linilCll-ll
trant
D...
rt
uu.
kitah
1VCV.
A.I
Hlnchliffe
spoke
a
few
words
in
welcome
to
Terrace
and
n
th
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Rose
and
daughter
of
Premier
have
left
for
a
trip
south.
Mrs.
Guy
Lawrence
and
grand-1
I
men
snnnpH
'C"
wrence
rtose.
have
left
to
leaving
IgareUe's
were
handed
to
the
SOuth'
'
them
by
,the
Women's
Auxlliarv
nf
i
the
Canadian
Legion.
As
the
train'
moved
out
three
cheers
were
given,
by
the
band
for
Terrace
and
the
Legion.
LONG
DROP
FOR
SC1U1CII
LONDON.
June
11:
(CP)
Pnf
Newberry,
45.
a
caretaker
whn
fpii
Mrs.
C.
w.
Arnett
of
Vancouver
I
1
throu
a
hole
made
by
a
Is
visiting
Terrace
as
the
guest
of
.
,!lopes
people
wU1
stoP
boih-Mrs.
George
Little
erIng
hlm
et
a
medical
check-
UP
and
let
him
get
on
with
his
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lancaster
of
jb'
"Just
a
blt
r
a
scratch."
-he
Prince
Rupert
are
spending
a
few
5ays
days
here,
staying
at
Terrace
Hotel.
:
-Mr.
Lancaster
Is
transactlne
bust-
ness
in
connection
with
his
office
as
Collector
for
the
provincial
irov-
ernment.
SORE
BACK?
It
may
be
your
kidneys.
Gin
Tills,
tho
widely
known,
reliable
kidney
remedy,
help
bring
relief
by
eliminating
pain-causing
toxic
wastes.
Money
back
if
not
satisfied.
"lulir
slit,
40
Pllli.
Larjt
sl,
SO
Pills
(In
the
1J.S.
ak
for
"Glno
P01O
Ml
i
r-
z
1
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
"WW"-
(501,1)
SKAL
f-'ancy
lied
Sockuye
PINK
SKAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
hy
the
only
salmon
tannine
company
with
an
all
th
fear
round
payroll
"In
Prince-
ftupert
Clli:i:ilS
FROM
SWDDKN
STOCKHOLM,
June
11:
(CP)
It
appeared
clearly
from
Presjdcnt
Roosevelt's
addresses
.
the
United
wav..
who
Is
now
in
his
eightieth
year
State
was
prepared
to
oppose
"a
was
me
iirsi
to
ouy
a
victory
"iau
wujiu
uuminauon
mar.
Bond
In
Stewart.
would
mean
human
slavery."
said
(the
daily
newspaper
'
Nya
Dagligt
The
Canadian
Legion
at
Stewart
Allehanda."
has
tS
deCided
decided
that,
from
now
on.
on'
rrtary,
Miss
L.
Hornby;
treasurer,
arranged
for
this
event
but
the
Tom-
now.
Mrs.
A
e.
mpV
timo-
.v.iiahi.
.u,!
whenever
possible,
dances
will
be
Patf01
VMSela
of
the
planned
was
too
short
There
I
w
v
was
nao.
rnMM4in
t..
j
'
however,
Z.'
Canadlan
Na
are
ln
Prt
to'
"c
a
guard
of
honor
enterUinment'of
Kam
nnns
pi
r
v
vm
rn
nnc
hnnn
meeting
on
Monday
evening
of
this
fjned
I
$10
fcy
Stipendiary
Maglstrate
J
fte
th
SaiSInni
the
crew.
week.
Meetings
will
be
suspended
u-
w.
Kow.anas
ior
recKiess
drlv-
-
.
"
"Jluc
r"
"
L
Dr.
F.
A.
Humphreys
has
been
el-
c".1'bed
"
MUns
Into
to
up
positions
around
the
year
as
follows:
Graduate
Rp-
3
STAR
TTV
TMa
adYertlsement
li
not
publUhed
I
or
dliplsyed
by
the
Liqoor
Control
Board
or
br
the
GoTfrnment
of
DrlUih
Columbia.
Centra!
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Anm-x
150
llealrd
Itnnim
Hoi
Water
Steam
Itiittis
l)lnln
Room
in
Connn
tif.ii
Mrs.
C.
K
HUrk.
rroprlrirr
We
tired
your
co-operation
to
Rive
you
better
.service.
I'lease
put
out
our
milk
hollies,
dally
as
we
need
thrrn
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
rilONK
10
m
in
PADS
fits
THE
DAILT
IOSW1
Wedn
CANADIAN
PLANTS
"ROLL
OUT
THE
RARRELS"
F
OR
BRITAIN
Expert
Optical
Service
LAST
TlMts
2
Show,
M5ht,
Chas.
Doclimead
a(ureat:
JACK
UK
19
I'
HEl)
;
mi
Optometrist
in
Charge
Okanagan
in
connection
with
the
Victory
Loan
1941
campaign,
spent
a
day
at
home
In
Kamloops.
The
members
were
given
a
great
reccp-on.
This
band
is
now
rated
as
the
best
In
the
Pacific
Command.
The
expectation
is
that
it
will
not
be
remaining
long
in
Prince
Rupert.
Barrels
for
the
csadly
Bofors
ana-a.n
a.,
gun
are
being
tur
tied
cut
by
the
thousands
from
Canadian
plants
and
are
playing
an
Important
part
In
clearing
the
Nazi
raiders
from
Britain's
skies.
Wl
h;n
a
few
months
complete
guns
will
be
coming
off
the
production
line.
Efforts
was
first
concentrated
upon
the
barrels
because
the
rapid
fire
of
the
Bolors
rapidly
wears
them
out
and
the
replacement
rate
is
high.
They
spew
forth
120
shells
minute
and
the
life-sp
of
barrel
a
an
a
extends
over
only
a
few
minutes
of
actual
firing
time.
At
left
Is
shown
a
barrel
as
it
is
placed
in
the
athe.
At
right
a
Can
adian
crew
mans
a
Bofors
gun
'
somewhere
In
England
'
"LOVE
THY
NEIGIIBO!
Also
Wis
noiiT
i
March
of
Tin,
hakii
KTtnr
e
ana
i
Coming
ThirTT
c,,'-k
cm,
5
TOMORRol
He
Talks
Charlie
Chap
In
His
N
Die
ati
PaukUc
(lOtldartil
Jack
Oakie
I
sual
Prim
Special
Matin.
TOMORROW
Oho
3-
DAVS-J
TIITItS.-FKI.-
Dnllnrs
uill
Win
urll!
rnrt
It.
Kfxrnrr
It1'
'
L
tory
Bonds.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
li
A
GOOD
PLACK
K,
BUY
mt
.a
a.
nave
lou
hern
Uie
ew
FLKaXSTKKL
LIVINC,
KOOM
FL'KMTl
Kh
A
slntrlp
pnmnift
i,u
t
n
&
timhhi:
-U-
-
-"!.
unit,
nu
MJ
J)U(J
U(J,
nil
..strinRf
to
break,
it
Is
sanitary.
No
space
or
dlr
collect
and
the
open
bottom
makes
cleaning
easy
So
ly
In
this
city
by
us.
PHONi:
775
rZaVIT
aaaaaaaaaaaaaal
Trains
leave
Prince
Kupcrt
for
Hie
Kast
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Carg
Steamers
leave
Prince
Kupcrt
for
Vancouver
on
1
..
rails"
ri...r.
j...
...i
i..r.i
aim
ouiuruays
ii:m
p.m.
cainng
i
"v
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Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc
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